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Evaluating Differences in Disaster-Related Staffing for Nursing Homes by Ownership Status.
For-profit ownership has been linked to lower levels and skill composition of nursing home staffing, yet it is unclear whether disasters exacerbate these differences. We identified 914 nursing homes in Hurricane Ian's path (September 2022), of which 665 (72.8%) were for-profit. We applied a comparat
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